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tests/server/management-provider-validation.test.ts is 5529 lines against a ratchet cap of 5506, so file-size ratchet: repository fails on dev and on every pull request branched from it.

Neither contributing change was wrong. #4523 grew the file to its cap, and #4922 then added a 37-line regression for the __proto__-named model context override. Each was green at its own head, because the ratchet compares against the committed baseline and neither branch contained the other. This is the same shape as #4908, where two pull requests each under the cap summed over it.

The cap cannot be raised: updateBaseline uses Math.min, so a baseline only ever moves downward. That is deliberate, and it is why the fix is a move rather than a number.

The case moves byte-for-byte into tests/server/management-provider-proto-override.test.ts, the same remedy d3ca5522db and #4908 used for this situation. The new file carries only the imports that case needs and its own mkdtempSync directory, so it cannot collide with the original file's OPENCODEX_HOME — the failure mode the comment in the original file records from the 665b65643 split. It is registered in both scripts/test-layout/layout.json and tests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json, which tests/test-layout-tooling.test.ts requires.

The original file returns to 5492 lines, below its unchanged 5506 cap.

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Checked statically: the moved test body is unchanged, the new file's imports are the subset the case uses, both layout registries parse as JSON and name the new file, and the source file's line count is back under its committed cap.

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  • Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
  • Docs or release notes were updated when needed.
  • Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults.

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    • Added coverage for updating provider model-context settings using a literal __proto__ model key.
    • Verified that the setting is accepted and persisted correctly through the provider management API.
    • Updated test layout references to include the new server-side validation.
    • No user-facing product functionality was changed.

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The pull request moves the __proto__ provider override test into a dedicated server test file and registers that file in the test-layout configuration and expected fixture.

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Provider proto override test

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Dedicated proto override test
tests/server/management-provider-proto-override.test.ts, tests/server/management-provider-validation.test.ts
The __proto__ model override test now runs in a standalone file. The test starts a temporary server, sends the PATCH request, checks status 200, and verifies the persisted own property. The original test was removed from management-provider-validation.test.ts at lines 1752–1788.
Test layout registration
scripts/test-layout/layout.json, tests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json
Both layout mappings assign management-provider-proto-override.test.ts to the server category.

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The relocated test can leave later directly run tests pointed at a deleted temporary home directory. Restore the environment variable during cleanup before merging.

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리뷰 · 우선순위 74 / 80

이 PR은 제품 기능을 새로 넣는 게 아니라, 지금 dev HEAD(c9fd114cf, tip #4987 Dashboard Fast row)에서 이미 깨져 있는 file-size ratchet을 고치는 유지보수 패치다. 현재 tests/server/management-provider-validation.test.ts는 체크아웃 기준 5529줄이고, tests/fixtures/file-size-baseline.json에 박힌 캡은 5506이다. 그래서 file-size ratchet: repositorydev 자체와 그 위에서 딴 모든 PR에서 실패한다.

원인은 두 커밋이 각자 캡 아래에서 초록이었는데, 합쳐지니 넘긴 전형적인 합산 초과다. #4523이 파일을 캡까지 키웠고, 그 위에 #4922(0486998ad, GUI ownRecordValue + null-prototype modelWindows)가 __proto__ 이름 모델 컨텍스트 오버라이드 회귀 테스트 약 37줄을 같은 파일에 넣었다. 래칫의 updateBaselineMath.min만 쓰므로 캡은 내려가기만 하고 올릴 수 없다. 숫자를 올리는 건 금지이므로, #4908(server-combo-zero-output-failover.test.ts 형제 분리, 9052ddf75)과 d3ca5522db와 같은 처방이 맞다. 케이스를 형제 파일로 옮기는 것이다.

이 PR이 하는 일은 그 처방 그대로다. __proto__ PATCH 회귀 테스트 본문을 tests/server/management-provider-proto-override.test.ts로 옮기고, 원본 파일은 5492줄로 캡(5506) 아래로 되돌린다. 새 파일은 자기만의 mkdtempSync 접두사(ocx-management-provider-proto-)를 쓰고, scripts/test-layout/layout.jsontests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json 양쪽에 server 샤드로 등록한다. tests/test-layout-tooling.test.ts가 기대하는 이중 등록을 지킨다. 원본 파일의 665b65643 분리 주석이 말하는 OPENCODEX_HOME 충돌을 피하려고 디렉터리를 새로 만든 점도 방향이 맞다. base는 이미 현재 dev tip이라 rebase 부담도 없다.

라인 23 - 새 형제의 TEST_DIR/OPENCODEX_HOME 설정은 테스트 본문에서만 하고, 원본 파일이 쓰는 previousOpencodexHome 저장·복원(파일 상단 64·119–120행 근처 afterAll 패턴)이 없다. finally에서 디렉터리만 지우고 env는 삭제된 경로를 가리킨 채로 남을 수 있다. 같은 Bun 프로세스에서 뒤따르는 서버 테스트가 OPENCODEX_HOME을 물려받으면 간헐 실패 여지가 있다. #4908 형제는 beforeEach/afterEach로 home을 되돌린다.
라인 64-66 - PR 본문은 “byte-for-byte”라고 했지만, 원본 케이스의 finally에는 없던 removeTreeWithRetry(TEST_DIR)가 새 파일에 추가됐다. 정리 강화 자체는 좋고, 형제 분리 취지와도 맞지만 “그대로 옮김” 주장과는 어긋난다. 설명만 고치거나, 복원 패턴까지 맞춰 “의도적 보강”으로 적는 편이 낫다.
management-provider-proto-override.test.ts / describe - describe 이름이 원본과 같은 provider management validation이다. 파일 단위로는 문제 없지만, 리포터/필터에서 이름이 겹치면 어떤 파일인지 한눈에 안 보일 수 있다. 필수는 아니고 취향이다.
file-size-baseline.json - 이 PR은 캡 숫자를 올리지 않는다. 원본을 5492로 낮추면 다음 baseline 갱신 때 캡이 더 조여질 수 있다. 의도된 래칫 동작이라 반대할 이유는 없다.

메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점

  • CI(특히 file-size ratchet: repository와 server 샤드)가 초록이면 바로 머지할지, 요청된 리뷰어(Ingwannu) 승인까지 기다릴지
  • OPENCODEX_HOME 미복원을 머지 전 필수 수정으로 볼지, 후속 한 줄 패치로 볼지
  • 새 describe 이름을 형제 전용으로 바꿀지(가독성) 말지

너의 추천
CI ratchet·layout·해당 server 테스트가 초록이면 머지 후보. 머지 전에 새 파일에 previousOpencodexHome 저장/finally(또는 afterAll) 복원만 짧게 넣는 것을 권한다. #4922 회귀 의미는 그대로 보존되고, dev 전역 ratchet 빨강도 같이 풀린다. types/config 분할과 무관하니 close-don't-rebase 대상이 아니다.

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test("PATCH modelContextWindows persists a __proto__-named model override", async () => {
if (existsSync(TEST_DIR)) removeTreeWithRetry(TEST_DIR);
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Combine with `--timings` to balance by duration. | ... ### Every file is isolated (unless you opt out) ... `--parallel` implies `--isolate`: each file runs in a fresh global object even when two files land on the same worker. Tests that pass with `--parallel` don&`#39`;t depend on state leaked by an earlier file. ... `--parallel --no-isolate` turns that off: each worker keeps a single global and module registry for all the files it is handed, exactly like a serial `bun test` does for the whole suite. Each worker evaluates imports (and `--preload` modules) once instead of once per file, which is the fastest way to run a large suite of small files. The price is that a file can observe whatever an earlier file on the same worker left behind. Preload-level `beforeAll`/`afterAll` hooks still wrap every file, since a worker never knows which file is its last. ... `--parallel` pays off when the suite is dominated by test execution — I/O waits, real computation, subprocesses, many files. It costs something too: every file re ... imports in a fresh global ... each worker is a separate process with its own JIT warm-up ... , plain `bun test` (one process, one shared module registry ... can be faster. Try both; Bun prints the numbers at the end of every run. ... ## `--isolate` ... ```sh bun test --isolate ``` ... Runs each test file in a fresh JavaScript global object inside the same process. Between files Bun: ... - creates a new `globalThis` (so properties a file stuck on `globalThis`, patched built-ins, and module-level state are gone), - clears the ESM and CommonJS module registries (every file re-evaluates its imports), - closes servers, sockets, file watchers and subprocesses the file left open, cancels its timers, and restores fake timers, - re-runs `--preload` scripts in the new global. ... Isolating every file is how Jest and Vitest behave by default. It makes "passes alone, fails in the full suite" bugs go away at the cost of re-evaluating imports per file. ... To keep that cost low, Bun caches transpiled source and bytecode at the process level and shares them across globals. The second file to import a module skips reading, transpiling and parsing it and goes straight to evaluation. Only the module&`#39`;s top-level code runs again. ... Without `--isolate` (the default), all files share one global and one module registry. That is the fastest mode and is fine for suites whose files don&`#39`;t leak state into each other. <title>Result 5</title> https://bun.com/docs/test/parallel.md | Flag | Unit of parallelism | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | `--parallel[=N]` | test files, in processes | Runs files across `N` worker processes (default: number of CPU cores). Implies `--isolate`; `--no-isolate` opts out. | | `--concurrent` / `test.concurrent` | tests within one file | Lets `async` tests in the same file overlap while one is awaiting. | | `--shard=i/n` | test files, across machines | Runs the `i`-th of `n` deterministic slices of the suite. Combine with `--timings` to balance by duration. | ... ### Every file is isolated (unless you opt out) ... `--parallel` implies `--isolate`: each file runs in a fresh global object even when two files land on the same worker. Tests that pass with `--parallel` don&`#39`;t depend on state leaked by an earlier file. ... `--parallel --no-isolate` turns that off: each worker keeps a single global and module registry for all the files it is handed, exactly like a serial `bun test` does for the whole suite. Each worker evaluates imports (and `--preload` modules) once instead of once per file, which is the fastest way to run a large suite of small files. The price is that a file can observe whatever an earlier file on the same worker left behind. Preload-level `beforeAll`/`afterAll` hooks still wrap every file, since a worker never knows which file is its last. ... `--parallel` pays off when the suite is dominated by test execution — I/O waits, real computation, subprocesses, many files. It costs something too: every file re-evaluates its imports in a fresh global (see `--isolate`), and each worker is a separate process with its own JIT warm-up. For a suite of very fast files that all import the same large module graph, plain `bun test` (one process, one shared module registry) can be faster. Try both; Bun prints the numbers at the end of every run. ... ## `--isolate` ... ```sh bun test --isolate ``` ... Runs each test file in a fresh JavaScript global object inside the same process. Between files Bun: ... - creates a new `globalThis` (so properties a file stuck on `globalThis`, patched built-ins, and module-level state are gone), - clears the ESM and CommonJS module registries (every file re-evaluates its imports), - closes servers, sockets, file watchers and subprocesses the file left open, cancels its timers, and restores fake timers, - re-runs `--preload` scripts in the new global. ... Isolating every file is how Jest and Vitest behave by default. It makes "passes alone, fails in the full suite" bugs go away at the cost of re-evaluating imports per file. ... To keep that cost low, Bun caches transpiled source and bytecode at the process level and shares them across globals. The second file to import a module skips reading, transpiling and parsing it and goes straight to evaluation. Only the module&`#39`;s top-level code runs again. ... Without `--isolate` (the default), all files share one global and one module registry. That is the fastest mode and is fine for suites whose files don&`#39`;t leak state into each other.

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Restore OPENCODEX_HOME after the test.

process.env.OPENCODEX_HOME is process-global. The test removes TEST_DIR without restoring the previous value. Plain bun test runs files in one shared global, and the preload does not restore test mutations. A later test can therefore read from the deleted directory. The repository wrapper uses isolated parallel runs, but direct bun test remains affected.

Save the previous value before the assignment and restore it in finally. Enclose the setup in the restoring try as well.

Proposed fix
 test("PATCH modelContextWindows persists a __proto__-named model override", async () => {
+  const previousOpenCodexHome = process.env.OPENCODEX_HOME;
+  try {
     if (existsSync(TEST_DIR)) removeTreeWithRetry(TEST_DIR);
     mkdirSync(TEST_DIR, { recursive: true });
     process.env.OPENCODEX_HOME = TEST_DIR;
@@
-  } finally {
-    resolvedError.mockRestore();
-    await server.stop(true);
-    removeTreeWithRetry(TEST_DIR);
+    } finally {
+      resolvedError.mockRestore();
+      await server.stop(true);
+      removeTreeWithRetry(TEST_DIR);
+    }
+  } finally {
+    if (previousOpenCodexHome === undefined) delete process.env.OPENCODEX_HOME;
+    else process.env.OPENCODEX_HOME = previousOpenCodexHome;
   }
 });
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In `@tests/server/management-provider-proto-override.test.ts` at line 39, In the
test for PATCH modelContextWindows persistence, save the original
process.env.OPENCODEX_HOME before setup, wrap setup and execution in an outer
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// PATCH would return success while silently dropping the override.
test("PATCH modelContextWindows persists a __proto__-named model override", async () => {
if (existsSync(TEST_DIR)) removeTreeWithRetry(TEST_DIR);
mkdirSync(TEST_DIR, { recursive: true });

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P2 Badge Restore OPENCODEX_HOME after the split test

This assignment was previously covered by management-provider-validation.test.ts's afterEach, which restored the prior OPENCODEX_HOME; the new file only removes TEST_DIR, leaving the variable pointed at that deleted directory. As documented in tests/ci-workflows/fixture-dir-uniqueness.test.ts:13-15, isolated test files still share a process, so the next file assigned to this worker can read or preserve the stale path and produce order-dependent config failures. Snapshot and restore the variable in an afterEach/outer finally so cleanup also runs if setup or startServer throws.

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Merging with macOS legs outstanding, and recording why rather than leaving it implicit.

At this exact head the full Linux suite (test 1/4 through 4/4), gates, storage policy, enforce-target, the docs build, and the keyring and npm-global smokes are green. The macOS legs are queued behind a saturated hosted-runner pool shared by several concurrent lanes, and the sharded macOS legs are separately known to go silent mid-suite and be cancelled at their job budget — a long-standing defect recorded with six occurrences in #4956, including two from the 2.58.0 round that were previously written off as capacity.

This change is platform-neutral, so waiting on a queue that is both saturated and known-unreliable would delay the work without adding information. The evidence that governs the release is not per-PR macOS legs; it is the full-platform lane=all dispatch at the frozen release candidate, which is held until #4956 has a named cause. Nothing is promoted on the strength of this merge.

Stating the boundary plainly: this is merged on Linux, gates and cross-platform smoke evidence at its exact head, with macOS coverage deferred to the candidate run rather than claimed here.

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